Jow Forums LITERATURE: Recommend a book

Bless you. Anyone in particular?

This book might be the best resource on jewish history in the contemporary age, at least from a redpill perspective.

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>Last book: The Art of war
>Current book: Mein kampf
>Future book: Unknown I can't read future
>Recommended book: None go look up books yourself find something interesting to you

Gloria bolger has a good book list
goodreads.com/topic/show/19288425-april-book-list

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>>your current book
>Generation Identity - M. Willinger
Do you recommend it?

EVOLA

FPBP
>Poe
Sage

t.boomer

>edgelord appears

It literally arrived today so I'll start reading it tonight. But from a glance I gave it earlier it reads kinda like one of those long but good Jow Forums posts.

I'll let you know as soon as I'll finish it, which won't take long. Keep an eye for books threads.

Not really Jow Forums except for recommended but I'll post anyways
>your last book
The Silmarillion
>your current book
The Last of the Mohicans
>your future book
Generation Identity
>your recommended book
"The International Jew" for obvious reasons and "The 10,000 Year Explosion" if you want to know about evolutionary differences in the human races.

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Reading this right now.
Would recommend it even if you're not interested in stoicism.

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gen.lib.rus.ec/

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>Last
Book 3 of Gulag
200 Years Together also by Solzhenitsyn
The Idiot
>Current
The brothers Karamazov
>Next
Maybe try War and Peace again or some of Solzhenitsyns other works like Cancer Ward or The First Circle

Good choice, on the shortness of life is good too

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> Paul Gottfried: Fascism: Career of the concept
> Rene Guenon: King of the World
> Marco Tarchi: Italia populista
> Ernst Nolte: Der Europaische Burgerkrieg

Fiction:

> Gabrielle D'Annunzio: Triumph of death
> Re reading Kalevala
> Thomas Mann: Doctor Faust
> Yukio Mishima: Sea of Fertility

>zizek
dropped

>last book
Win Bigly - Scott Adams
>current book
12 rules for life - Jordan Peterson
>future book
Skin in the game - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
>recommended book
1984 - George Orwell

Im reading good omens right now.

I usually juggle multiple books at a time.

>CRUSH IT by Gary Vaynerchuk and 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey

>Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill and Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey

>7 Steps to Financial Freedom by Tony Robins and The Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller

>How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

>t. Magapede

Jow Forums books by topic
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The Temple of Solomon the King
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More books
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Misc books (Icelandic Sagas, libros en español, etc.)
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Politically Incorrect Collection
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Propertarianism Library - The Great Books of the Aristocracy
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A Compendium of philosophy for the Alt. Right Fractions
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Library of the Dark Enlightenment
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Sydney Trads Recommended Reading List
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Germanic Paganism
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Just trust me on this one.

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>last book
100 Questions of Fascism, Oswald Mosley
>current book
Revolt against the Modern World, Julius Evola
>future book
Probably 12 Rules for Life, by Peterson
>recommendation
1984, by Orwell

Read properly, don't be a nigger

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Biology Revisioned by Willis W. Harman, Ph.D and Elisabet Sahtouris
Biology is one of the most important subjects you can learn. Understanding life and how it interacts in our world will help you understand politics

>your last book
¡Adios, America!: The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country Into a Third World Hellhole (Ann Coulter)

>your current book
The Strange Death of Europe (Douglas Murray)

>your future book
The Passing of the Great Race (Madison Grant)

>your recommended book
The Biological Jew (Eustace Mullins)
marucha.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/eustace-mullins-the-biological-jew.pdf

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Also "Through the language glass, why the world looks different in other languages" by Guy Deutscher
Good introduction to how language is a reflection of it's speakers mental capacity. One of the theories campaigned by Noam Chomsky is that we're all the same and any linguistical differences are irrelevant. Of course this is total horse shit so this opposing idea deserves more attention

Read Outliers and skip the last chapter
Skip how to win friends for intelligent investor

I would like to read a book about geopolitics and diplomacy, besides Kissinger's "Diplomacy". Any suggestions?

I haven't read them as I'm not much into geopolitics, but I believe Ian Smith has written some on the geopolitics and diplomacy of Rhodesia during the Bush War.

Anyone here read Seveneves ?

The Prince by Machiavelli.

>your last book
Medieval People by Eileen Powell

Written by an English author around the WWII era. The interesting part is the beginning which serves as an intro for the rest. It goes on to explain that Romans were having 1, 2 children, or none at all while the Germanics found it shameful to limit births and were dominating Europe by having 6, 7, 8+ births and dominating by pure will and might. The decline of Roman peoples and subsequently Roman culture seemed to coincide with the increasing influx and outbreeding by Germanics, leading to Rome's downfall. This serves as part of an explanation, one which draws parallels to the modern age and would be considered highly problematic no doubt leading it to be "debunked" by "experts" if published today.

>your current book
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas

Very good read. At page 800~ so nearly done with the book, and it's already one of my favorites.
If any of you have seen any of the movies (they are both good in their own ways), the book is not just a little different than the movies, but nearly totally different. And I don't blame the movie makers because there is such a wide cast of characters with intertwining stories that it would be impossible to condense it into a movie. The best method to bring this onto a screen would be to turn it into a television series/mini-series.

>your future book

RECENTLY PURCHED/BACKLOG:
>Julius Evola
Ride the Tiger
Revolt Against the Modern World

I have never read Evola, but being that he's commonly sperged by fascists and other right-of-the-spectrum types, so I'd like to give him a bit of a read. Now I expect to find out if he is worth the read or largely a meme.

1/2

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i mean, something about the international politics during the cold war up to now that could explain the behavior and objectives of the great powers. I know Chomsky writes about it but im not a fan of leftists.

>Scandinavian
Poetic Edda
Prose Edda
The Sagas of the Icelanders
Norse Mythology by James Shepherd

>Germanics
Germania by by Tacitus

Should be an interesting read as it's one of the earliest writings detailing Germanic cultures. Of course, I recognize that there will be some Roman bias in the writing thus leading to some inaccuracy, but I have heard it recommended time and time again and do expect to learn something about early Germanic culture.

>Nietzsche
Basic Writings of Nietzsche

Although not a nihilist myself, I've always been fond of Nietzsche and infatuated with the complexity of his style. This book is a compilation of his works, which I specifically orders partly due to the ease of having most of his work in one but also because it's one of the few hardcover Nietzsche books that doesn't cost an arm and a leg (and I almost exclusively buy hardcovers both for durability and display purposes).

2/2

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Anyone who doesn't name the jew is largely wasting your time. "Scholars" are pretty good at saying nothing with a lot of words

Bratia Karamazovy....The Brothers Karamazov.

Insight into everything that afflicts us and the means of Deliverance.

Oathbringer

Live a little

Also wouldn't mind getting some recommendations from anyone browsing ITT, thanks.
I have a bit of a backlog, but that's no problem.

*Also would like to add that the only book I've read of Nietzsche thus far is "On the Genealogy of Morals", with the famous depiction of the European "blonde beasts" in the eyes of the Jews. Quite a read.

>Culture of Critique
>200 Years Together
>The Black Book of Communism
>The Giving Tree

i dont think such a book would ever exist because of ((antisemitism)). The closer we'd get would be leftists screeching about burgeoisie as always. Plus i read some nice geopolitics books in my time, but they all failed (except for kissinger) on showing the big picture and the general goals and doctrines of the current powers.

A good book in this sense would be Schlesinger's Cycles of American History, in which he explains the behavior of the americans. While amazing, it doesn't go further than america and can't explain the relations among the powers and their goals.

Last book: Patriotism - Yukio Mishima

Currently reading an investment book while I wait for The Metaphysics of war to show up

I recommend For Whom the Bell Tolls

Jow Forums recommended reading list from 2015
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>Demons, Dostoy
>The Idiot, Dostoy
>Notes from the Underground + Short Stories, Dostoy
>Oblivion short story collection by DFW (particularly Good Old Neon, Mr. Squishy, and The Suffering Channel)

Quality posts.

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>Life of Cecil Rhodes
>Die Blechtrommel
>Idiot
>Franny & Zooey

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Judaism's Strange Gods
by Michael Hoffman

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Just finished the boer war by martin bossenbroek. I didn't care for it, it was too much of a narrative history focused on the perspectives of several important actors in the war, rather than the financial and diplomatic causes of the war.

I'd appreciate any other recommendations about the history of Europeans in southern Africa.

none

reading is for FAGGOTS

ACT, you homos

ACT

I was looking at Jared Taylor's books the other day, but settle for Generation Identity instead as I wanted some entry-level redpilled book I could share with normie friends.

Did you read any of those?

Jesus didn't write the bible.

kikes did

>counter-currents.com/

A nice library.

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You are all faggots.

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>your last book
Watership Down
>your current book
I'm not currently physically reading a book, but I have been listening to a podcast by the name of The History of World War II. It's got a bit of a left leaning angle to it, but I've definitely learned more about the politics behind the leaders than ever before.
>your future book
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
>reccomended book
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - Philip K. Dick

Haven't really been taking out time to read, will do now

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If you're interested in materials such as the origins of the behavior of A or B, then I suggest Evola. Of course that's only one of the several subjects he touches upon, but you reminded me of him due to the american behavior part(which he dissects)

Lolita
Dune
Gates of fire

And starship troopers is my recommended.

>last book
the Count of Monte Cristo
by Dumas
>current book
The Prince
by Machiavelli
>next book
Hue 1968
by Mark Bowden

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oh and I highly recommend 100 Years of Solitude

My reading schedule goes
>fiction>fiction>non-fiction
Right now I'm reading The English Civil War: A People's History. Up next is The Big Sleep and Casino Royale.
Previously I made my way through Dylan Thomas's oeuvre, Raising Steam (finally fucking done with Discworld woot), and Consider The Lobster.

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The peterson special, nice

You lads have the strangest taste in books.
last book --> The complete History of Sherlock Homes
current book --> The Alchemy of Finance by George Soros
future book --> I dunno but it sounds great

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Discourses is the book he meant to write but couldn't due to the king so he wrote the prince instead

Probably half way through his reading list desu

>Gallic Wars - Caesar

Tell me about this book, I love to read about Caesar's military campaigns on wikipedia.

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Last book: Inadequate Equilibria by Eliezer Yudkowsky
Current book: Skin in the Game by Nassim Taleb
Future book: The Case Against Education by Bryan Caplan
Recommendation book: The Elephant in the Brain by Robin Hanson

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can't recommend this one enough

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Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare Michael Hoffman II.
Now on The Sirius Mystery by Robert Temple
& a Stats Textbook.
Next some more Julius Evola

Oh ya, & Who Built the Moon? also reading now.

>Count of Monte Cristo

Good shit. Wish more people would read his stuff, Victor Hugo tends to overshadow his work.

>your last book|
Probability and Random Processess

>your current book
Python for Data Analysis

>your future book
Hands On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow

>your recommended book
Statistical Inference

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These days I've been reading a lot of CS stuff. texts on C#, assembly language, UNIX, and java script. I started reading Mein Kampf (only on chapter 1.) The last literature I read was "The Hated Son" by Honore Balzac. I also read the collected works of Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Iliad. I read over some of Shakespeare's plays too.

>tfw have no attention span whatsoever

Thanks, internet.

>your last book
Cosmos - C. Sagan

>your current book
The Art of the Deal - D. Trump

>your future book
Lost Books of the Bible - R. Platt

>your recommended book
The Bible

Who Stole Feminism?
The Bell Curve
The Neuroscience of Intelligence OR The Selfish Gene (again)
Industrial Society and Its Future

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Just finished Starship troopers.
Working on:
>How to win friends and influence people, Dale Carnegie
>Counterinsurgency, David Kilcullen
>Bible, coauthored by Holy Spirit
Honorable mentions
>Who switched off my brain? Caroline Leaf
>Grain Brain, David Perlmutter

If you want to know what early America was like

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Last book: The Fall of Western Man
Current book: Paved with Good Intentions
Future book: Mysteries of the Holy Grail
Recommended book: KJV Bible

Storm of Steel. It's basically the journal of a WWI german soldier. He lived through WWII and was a supporter of nazism, but he later regreted that according to (((them))). It offers insight into the mind of a young man thrown into the fires of war. The good, the bad and the absolutely horrific. Surprisingly though, there are more good things than you ought to expect.
If that ain't enough to get your attention, I'll leave yall this quote:
"This was the home of the great god Pain, and for the first time I looked through a devilish chink into the depths of his realm. And fresh shells came down all the time."

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